Kranji Reservoir Park

Kranji Reservoir Park is a public park located along the southern shore of Kranji Reservoir in the Kranji area of northwestern Singapore. Developed by the National Parks Board, it provides open lawns, fishing grounds and waterfront views overlooking the reservoir and the Johor Strait. The park is notable for its tranquil natural setting, birdwatching opportunities and designated fishing areas, serving as a recreational green space within Singapore's reservoir park network.

Visitors can expect an open, tranquil waterfront park with grassy lawns, tree-lined paths and designated fishing spots along the reservoir edge. The setting offers wide views of Kranji Reservoir and the Johor Strait, with opportunities for photography, birdwatching and picnicking. Facilities are basic and the environment is natural and quiet, with shelters and benches for resting and footpaths for leisurely walks and cycling.

Kranji Reservoir was created by damming the Kranji River and was completed in 1975 as part of Singapore's water supply system. The park was subsequently developed along its southern bank by the National Parks Board to provide public recreational access to the reservoir.